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Founded in 1971, Dynamic Dies makes precision cutting dies and printing plates for the corrugated box industry, while also providing digital printing and prepress support. From its Ohio headquarters, the company has grown to five Midwest facilities and is known for pairing specialized tooling with hands-on technical problem-solving, including custom work and short-run packaging projects. Its flexographic plate work has earned Silver Awards from the Flexographic Technical Association.
Located about 10 miles east of downtown Cleveland, Dynamic Electronics Solutions helps manufacturers manage the electronics supply chain, from sourcing components to distribution and shortage mitigation. Sharing a facility with sister company Dynamic Metal Services, the company draws on experience in OEM and contract electronics manufacturing to support customers with procurement, inventory management, and light assembly. Its risk-based inspection process includes counterfeit-component screening, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
From its Dover shop, Dynamic Hydraulic Services Company LLC keeps Northeast Ohio’s industrial equipment moving with hydraulic repair, custom component fabrication, and on-site maintenance. The company combines decades of hands-on experience with reverse engineering and custom hydraulic cylinder work, including parts made from drawings or recreated for older machinery. Its technicians also provide 24/7 emergency response and service equipment at customer facilities when it cannot be moved.
For nearly 40 years, Dynamics Research Corporation has built dynamic balancing machines, developing its approach through high-speed turbo-compressor balancing. Based in Richfield, Ohio, the company also makes the portable PortAlyzer for balancing and vibration analysis and supports its equipment with upgrades, calibration, and onsite training. Its machines serve customers across the United States and can be retrofitted onto many existing balancing stands.
DynAmp designs and manufactures high-accuracy current measurement, power conversion measurement, monitoring, and protection systems for electrolytic and electro-industrial applications. Its offerings include current measurement systems, rectifier monitoring and protection systems, isolators, shunts, integrated instrumentation, custom systems, and related installation, calibration, repair, rental, training, and support services.
Founded around Dytanya Allgood’s clinical trichology practice, Dynasty Hair Solutions Center is a scalp and hair-loss clinic treating inflammation- and traction-driven hair loss in Black women. Rather than operating as a salon, the founder-led clinic begins with scalp analysis and builds monitored care around follicle preservation and low-tension integration. It is also a VA-approved cranial prosthesis provider serving veterans in Northeast Ohio.
Founded by Brian Vincent in 2019, Dynavision Global Holdings is a family-led Cincinnati company known for carrying Dynavision International into a new chapter after acquiring the business that October. Its signature D2™ device gives clinicians and performance professionals measurable ways to train visual reaction and related skills, with applications spanning rehabilitation, athletics, and tactical training. The team combines capital-equipment leadership with financial, neurophysiology, and biomedical research experience, and the company cites more than 25 years of published research behind the technology.
For more than 40 years, Dayton-based Dysinger Incorporated has precision-machined short- to mid-volume components, including flight-critical aerospace parts, while also providing engineering and sub-assembly support. Its 30,000-square-foot facility combines experienced machinists and toolmakers with reverse-engineering expertise, in-house machining capabilities, and a dedicated inspection lab. Dysinger holds AS9100D registration and is an ITAR-registered supplier.
Since 1884, Dyson Corp. has forged and machined large-diameter fasteners and other industrial parts at its Painesville, Ohio headquarters, with every stage—from domestic raw steel to finished product—handled in the United States. Its in-house forge and machine shop can produce custom parts to specification, including the company’s proprietary D-Loc nuts, while a Houston facility focuses on wind-energy components. Dyson is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR compliant.
DyStar is a Singapore-headquartered dyestuff and specialty chemical manufacturer, founded in 1995 and built on more than a century of textile-dye development heritage. It supplies colorants and textile processing chemicals globally, and has expanded into food and beverage, personal care and other industrial sectors. The group reports 10 production sites and approximately 1,400 employees worldwide.
Founded in 1975, E & I Corporation designs and manufactures process equipment for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment systems. The Westerville, Ohio company combines established treatment designs with modern fabrication, including equipment born in the stormwater industry and retrofit solutions that extend the life of existing systems. Its repair and rehabilitation team also supports plants with parts identification and equipment refurbishment across North America and internationally.
Since 1945, E & T Plastics Mfg. Co., Inc. has combined plastic distribution with custom fabrication, producing component parts and acrylic products for prototypes through high-volume runs. Its capabilities include six multi-head CNC routers and CO2 laser equipment that cuts acrylic up to one inch thick, while the company also supplies specialty sheet materials such as 100% post-consumer recycled acrylic. With locations across the United States, E & T has provided plastic manufacturing services for more than 75 years.
3E Controls is a full-service design firm that designs automation equipment for manufacturing and end-of-line testing. Its capabilities include mechanical and electrical design, control panels and boards, manufacturing jigs, testing equipment, programming, IoT, mobile app development, and ERP shop-floor integration.
Founded in 1993, E Tech Group designs and integrates industrial automation, control and information systems for manufacturers and other critical facilities. The company combines more than 30 locations with a large engineering staff, while remaining hardware- and software-agnostic so projects can be tailored to each operation. E Tech Group is the first and only enterprise-certified organization recognized by the Control System Integrators Association (CSIA).
E-BEAM Services is the largest contract electron beam provider in the U.S., using high-energy electron beams to sterilize and decontaminate products and modify polymers. With qualified facilities in Lebanon, Ohio, and Cranbury, New Jersey, the company supports projects from R&D through commercialization and processes high volumes with more than 700 kW of accelerator capacity. Its quality system is certified to ISO 13485:2016, and its FDA-registered facilities provide services aligned with applicable ISO 11137 requirements.
From its base in Adegem, Belgium, E‑Crane Worldwide designs and builds balanced hydraulic cranes and turnkey systems for moving bulk materials and scrap. Its distinctive linked-counterweight design keeps the crane near equilibrium through the work cycle, reducing power requirements while supporting heavy-duty operation on barges, rails, crawlers and pedestals. The company says it has more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, has served recycling and bulk-handling industries for 20 years, and supports customers through subsidiaries in the Netherlands and Ohio alongside a global network of certified service engineers.
E-mek is a U.S. electronic manufacturing company focused on PCB assembly, taking projects from prototype through production. Its staff hold IPC-A-610G and IPC J-STD-001G certifications with the Space Addendum, while its equipment supports assemblies with components as small as 01005 passives and complex QFNs, BGAs, and µBGAs. E-mek also handles electromechanical and box-build work for demanding medical, automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications.
E-Pak Manufacturing makes roll-off containers and trailers and has done so for over 30 years; a company article says it has built industrial-strength versions of these products since the early 1980s. Its engineering team customizes containers to customer specifications, and its Wooster service center handles trailer repairs.
Founded in 1997 to pursue Department of Defense research, the Ohio-based company behind e-Tint is known for developing rapid light-control technology for demanding visual environments. Today, e-Tint LLC brings that liquid-crystal research to protective eyewear used by military personnel and civilians, with its CTRL® system recognized on the U.S. Army’s Authorized Protective Eyewear List.
Founded in 1927 by master toolmaker Edward Carl Kitzel, E. C. Kitzel & Sons manufactures precision diamond and CBN cutting tools, with most tooling custom engineered to a customer’s print or application. The Parma, Ohio company combines traditional toolmaking with EDM, edge-grinding and inspection equipment, and also repairs and reconditions diamond and CBN tools. Its specialized commutator tooling is an original Kitzel design, giving the company a distinctive niche alongside its broader superabrasive work.